Did you know that several houseplants can grow hydroponically - meaning they can survive in just a vase full of water?

Which plants can grow in jars & bottles? Read the article to find out more about excellent houseplants you can grow without soil! Some of them are a big surprise!

I’ve talked a lot about my up-cycled DYI self-watering wine bottle planters on Plant Daddy Podcast, and shown a lot of plants growing in them on Instagram, so I put together a video tutorial showing how I make these! Scroll down to see that video, and then I’ll go over the process in detail, with so

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These recycled pop/soda bottles make very efficient sub-irrigation planters for starting vegetable plants. These are pepper plants. See how to make them here. Find much more information in the archives of www.insideurbangreen.org.

Bottle gardens have been around for a long time, but their popularity is back as plant parents look for new ways to engage with even the smallest plants in their collections. All you need to create your own is a glass bottle, a few planting supplies, and a little ingenuity. Here, we offer an easy step-by-step guide to get started.